Contacts

No. 348 Jamaina road, Pompomari bypass, Maiduguri, Borno State.

info@fradfoundation.org

+234-9077255226 

Become a supplier

Supply goods and services that reach the last mile

We buy fairly, transparently and locally wherever possible. Register your interest to hear about tenders.

What we buy

Categories we procure

Relief items

Dignity kits, hygiene kits, non-food items, mats, buckets and jerry cans.

Food & nutrition

Food items, grains for Tom Brown rations and nutrition supplies.

WASH works

Borehole drilling and rehabilitation, solar pumps, latrines and showers.

Construction

Safe spaces, rehabilitation of facilities and minor works.

Transport & logistics

Vehicle hire, haulage, warehousing and fuel.

Printing & visibility

Banners, IEC materials, branded vests and stationery.

IT & equipment

Computers, phones, solar systems and office equipment.

Professional services

Consultancy, training venues, audit and research.

Our process

Fair, open and competitive

01

Register interest

Complete the form below so we can add you to our supplier list for your categories.

02

Receive invitations

Respond to requests for quotation and tenders shared with registered suppliers.

03

Evaluation

Bids are assessed by a committee on quality, price, delivery and compliance.

04

Contract & payment

Successful suppliers sign a contract, deliver against purchase orders tracked in our vendor portal, and are paid against verified delivery.

Already a FRAD supplier?

Sign in to the FRAD vendor portal to view purchase orders, track deliveries and see portal updates. Login details are issued to approved suppliers by our procurement team.

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Requirements

What you will need

To work with us, suppliers are asked to provide:

Supplier registration

Register your interest

Registration does not guarantee a contract. All procurement is competitive.

Questions about procurement?

Email our team, or sign in to the vendor portal if you are already a registered supplier.

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